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Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
DIED.
camden, N. j., April !

In Camden, N. j., April !,
Margaret j hnson.
Relatives and friends AFRO respectfully In
vited 10 attend her funeral from the resi-
dencs Of her son Alfred Johnson, La.
nAl street, on sunday afternoon services
ut tho house at ociltk. lEter@ent a.
RiyeTyiew Cemetery.
PYLE.-ln Denver, COL on 1ndsy, hrril
80, o. consumption, Alice NJ wife OF " III.
u pyle, In the BAT. year Of Lcr age.
The relatives and friends OF tue family are
respecfolly invited to attend the funeral
fro a tho r. de0ce Of her sister, MIS-. Il. IS.
Rtloy. 2?s Il NJ street on sunday afternoon,
at 4 O'CLOCK. lnternent at Wilmington y
brapdywlne cemetery.
'SAVILLE-Un the 9th II a., after liIgst.
ing illness, Ale1alder Sasilie, IN the y
year OF his age.
sptctiully invited to attend his funeral from
his iate residence, l2bb washington ttreot,
on Saturday afternoon at O'clock. inter
ment at o "a Ssedes' Cemetery
WHirE.-Ou tho ith lat, Willism g.
white.
Golden Faglo and members Of the o. A, IL
e,e respectfully invited to attend bis funeral
/ from his lats n sdance, corner Of X aud
Townsend s.fee $, South Wilmington, on
ISundGy sfterF oor, at. o'citcs.
iMURPHY.-On THURSDAY, It'll list, patiica
! Murphy, aged 70 years
| Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vlted to attend his funeral on Saturda.
| Afternoon at . O'Clock, tom the resideLc'
\ of his sister, FL vartn and scott ttseets
lntermelt at st. Jossph's cemetery.
lRlUE.--un the 9Th inst, Andrew J. Ricr
| aged 6S years.
| halatlves and friends are invited t, atten'
| the funerai IRON hid late residence. sos IVES
street on Mond0y, April llth. az ocioel
/ LINT -t.tf n M X N
wine Cemetery.
WELDlN.- i'm the S.h IL st., James H., so
Of James X. add honnan Weidin, aged
yeas and months.
kelltiges aud friends are respectfully II
tvlted to attend his funeral fcum the res
ldencs Of bis parehts, Nc. 10l4 "pl nut stret'
on Monday Afternoon ut = O'CLOCK. Into
iment at klVerview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

CHICO, GAL, April s Further detAiis
OF the murder OF Mrs. joseph Bullion py
her Chinese cook, shows that the muir
der was meet cold-blooded. AND only
eaualled in atrocity by the murder oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Arcksrshaw or Sonoms
County about q year ago by Chinese
cooks. Mrs. Billion, her two daughters
ard n farm enploye, w. II. Weaver.
we're ut supper when the door opened
suddeply and q shot was fred from
rid, by Hoah Henry, the Chinese COOK.
The bullet passed through weaver
left shoulder just over the heArt anu nv
| fell prcssratB. Mrs. Billion TUNED 10
ace whence the shot came ana receiSea
q bullet which pierced her heart anu
cansed instant death. weaver. nor
outstanding biz serious condition.
managed to shut the door ana oa.ricAoe
1t. The Gilman An fred shot through
the closed door, bat without erect M
then procured an axe, bat, after party
breaking the door, changed MS mine
and lefG the immediate vicinity OF th'
house.
Annie Billion went to the door =
note the direction OF the murderer
ti,Qht, but n shot from Henry's rih
caused her to hastily retreat, and agar
barraiaded the door. The murdere
then disappeared. Meanwhile the OIL
er dan ahter succeeded in leayipg u
house unobserved by the Chinamat
: aud gave the alarm at St. John, whic
. Is distant little over mile from u
> Billion ranch. The pursuit which W.
immediately organized has not -
: proved successful.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Tho Flower and Fish Markets.

Tho new flower market, Gu sixth
9 rect near King. was opeutd for The
first time this morning, and presented
a beautiful appe arance. A large nun
Der Of fl rists are represented. and the
display is magnificent. The fish mar
kst, on King street between Front and
Second streets, has also been arranged
by Clerk Smeltz, and each dealer has
his place, which will prevent the con
fusion and Disturbances which have
existed in the past. All the markets
are now in an excellent condition, the
result OF the care which has been be
slowed on them by Mr.. Smeltz since ht
assumed the duties of clerk.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
New One Price shoe Store.

h, 'rhspeonke. in the western part of the
LIZ vii e sSisa~a no Ino8 tLat Mari x
70. Is well-known Boot and Shoe Empor
gium is now located at sos Madison street,
2 doors below Sixth, where they have
Just received large assortment of the
finest lines Of medium grade OF goods to
be found in the city OF Wilmington
'sApd while 1t has been source of gratih'
catspn to US TO be told by scores of people
thatwe have given better goods for less
monSy than they could get at other stores
We. we assure you that our prices are still
lower, in fact they are down TO rock bot.
tom. Our prices will be marked with red
ink on every pair so that all can see them,
and we shall positively have but oNI
PRICE, and that the very lowest. We are
not afraid to show goods and compare
prices with any one. In ladies', misses
and children shoes of medium grades We
have one of the best selected stocks In thu
city. and VIC are c nhdent it will pay vol
to call and see them before going else
where. We have gained reputation il
this city during the past 10 years Tor fair
square dealing o. which We are PROUD an,
do not intend 10 lose it, We guarante
to our Old friends and customers and a
new ones who may favor us with cal
the same courteous treatment and satii
faction they have Received in the pas
All we ask is fair trial and we are pos
tive we shall gain your custom. Fepai
ing of all kinds done on the premises !
"A manner that will give satisfaction. Don
forget the place, No, sos Madison stree
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
llRD EDITION.
Revs Summary,

Ths village Of Ooshecton, In Sullivan
CouDty. M. n, II inundated, for the 4
1u9rtk stme this year. BY food in the
Uppor Delaware. The ice In the river
M rsnairs frozen. preventing the
|Vos6r from taking iss natural channti y,
md, since Tuesday. the main street OF
the village has been inundated TO
depth Of three feet. Two farms below
tbs village have been washed out.
There is no communication between
tbs Ynilrozd and the bridge on the Della
ware, except ~ boats.
Alvin Hill, son Of . bank president
az DECATUR. Indiana, and @. W. Arch
hold. s merchant Of Pleasant Mills. Or
rived IN Chicago ON Thursday evening
and xoomed together ut . hotel. They
blew ont the Gas, and on Friday morn
Ing young Hill Was found dead and
Archbold 90 nearly dead that 1t took an
hours hard work to resuscitate him.
The latest particulars Of the tenement
houee are In Essex street, New York
on ThursdAy night, chow that q 10 year
old Rtvl 10 dead, and another child IL
fatally burned. Twenty four other pei
eonn are In the hospitals. There were
Ore eecapes in the front and rear OF the
buildina; but for these the loss OF LIE
would probably have been terrible.
Edward Cummings and wife, o.
Dayis City, Iowa, after being ten years
married, recently separated because o.
ropeated quarrels. On Thursday, To!
husband called upon the wife and asKee
her to return homo. She refused, ant
he shot her twice, In the neck and race
ana then committed yuicide, There ar
hopes Of her recovery.
A colored girl, employed as . servan
bp DIR. J. P. Hunter, OF Laurens, Sout'
Oarulina, ON Thursday attempted t
An the doctor and his family by put
tiue rat poison In their dinner. Al
Who partook Of the food became Ill, blu
are nov out Of danger. The girl sal
she was tired of being bound out, an
wanted TO kill the entire family.
* In Dubuque on Friday. Jas. Artery
. form or employe of the Chica9o, MI
vnukee and g. Paul Railroad. got
verdict In the Federal Court for Sl3, 81
damages against the company. He Wa
run over By q hand car and his low
limbs and back parHlyzsd.
James II. Ross, an inoffensive Of
man, was shot dead, near Csmpto
KY, on Friday, by James Buchnns
The latter was drunk at the time, al
has since said he knew nothing abo'
having committed the crime.
Patrick Mccarthy WAS hanged Fridt
ut Fort Smith, Ark. for the murder
two men in the Indian Territory ov
q year ago. The evidence sesinst bi
was wholly cIrcumstautial, and he di
asserting his innocence.
At . convention Of the peach grove
of Warren aud Hunterdon counties,
o., just held in Bslvidere, it was
mitsed that the outlook was favorat
for an unusually large crop OF futt,
pecially peaches.
The boiler of saw mill near Hari
willie, W, Va, exploded on Thursdf
killing four men and irjuring thi
others.
The D troll. Evening Jonrnal fgul
< out the majority against the Prohi'
- lion amendment Ia Michigan a. !. 81
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
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A Fine Display.

M + Hayden, he florist A. No. I02
Market street, is one OF the busiest men
in this city to-day He worked nearly
all last night in filling orders for flowers
and plants for EAs or decoration, and
was hard Ut 1t again at an early honr
this moraiug. His sale Of plants and
flowers THIS year has exceeded that OF
any previcu. year, but his stock IL 80
large and complete that lie is able TO
meet all demands. The store ct 702
Market street Ia a hewilo ering scene OF
beauty, and conspicuous among the
ms any handsome blooms the BERMUDA,
or Easter lily, proudly towers.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Rogers & Bros. knives,
So IS per dozen.
Casters, $500 up. Pickel
casters, S2.oo up.
Spoons (tea). S2.Oo doz.
Gents solid silver, stem
winding, American lever
watch, SII.oo up.
Ladies' American lever
watches from $40 up.
Gents gold watch, Ameri.
can lever, $50 up.
Nickel alarm clock, bes'
in the market, $1.N.
8 day walnut clock, strik
ing on gong, S2.75.
Diamond rings, $500 up
A large variety of ladies
hair.pins, mounted will
Rhine stones from IS to So
should be seen to be appre-
ciated. We cannot tell VOL
all the bagrains we have
|Call and see them. Al
goods Guaranteed as repre-
scented. Give us a call.
aI-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
The baytian excitement.

PARIS, April s.-The Government has
ordered man-oi war, now in west in
dian waters, to proceed Immediately to
Port au Prince 10 protect the Europeans
there, In view OF reports OF threatened
massacre by the iIaytians In the event OF
their Government complying with the de-
mands of Great Britain ON account OF
some old claims,
Adyices received 10y the Haytian Lega.
ton In Paris from Port au Prince say the
Iiaytians are much excited over Grea:
Britain's demand, hut deny that they
have threatened to massacre foreigners.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Want Saloon screens Abolished

BURLINGTON, n. j., April The
women OF this town object to young
men frequeuting the saloons. They
have been trying to discover who tbs
youths ST e, in order to expo stnlate with
them, and II necessary subject them to
some sort of social ostracisrn, hut the
screens in front Of the saloons hide h
interiors. Consequently the Women'>
Christian Temperance Union sent q pc
eition to the Common Council asking
that saloon keepers be prohibited unde
o heavy penalty from keeping screel
in their establishments.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Something About Shad.

The eeas for chad in North Carolina
is about over and tie fish have made
their appearance In Delaware Bay, but
the cor tinued cold weather has caused
the supply to be limited, and although
the fishermen are on the ground and
have commeuce d operation there are
but few taken. Powell, in the Third
street market, has made arrangements
with the fishermen and is receiving
from ten to dtzsn tbad every day,
but "a soon as the run commences will
have full supply continuity on hand
He Is also receiving s)me very fine fock
Ii an
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

J Poulson Chandler, who resides ne ar
Centre meeting house, Chfistiana Hun.
cred. lost his favorite driving mare by
an attack of lung fever fsw days age.
Several other fsfmer B have had sick
horses the past week or two, and DR..
MuIptey has been kept going alnott
constantly. Asa rule he has been very
successful In treatment ot horses and
cows, and In NEARLY every instance he
has been successful in check. z disease
and preventing loss when he has bteu
promptly called IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Faro Increased.

O,e of the work ings of the Interstate
commercs act 10 shown in the increase
of fare on the Edgemoor workingmen. .
train. The majority OF these empioyes
reside in this city, and 60 to the VOTE
every morning on the train, returnrns :
in the same way In the evening. Ing
fare has formerly been 81 per month.
INIT upder the workinesof the new ia~
IL has been increased TO $500, nesriy
double the amount previously PAID. y
was supposed when the pass sysS ui,
was abolished that lower isres wou,'
prevail, bat tae opposite seems TO o
( the resplt.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Art stAtuary.

To meet growing demand for art
itataary at popular prices Phillips &
X ane, East Fourth street, have put In
nice election of statuettee, groups,
heads, NAME aud table ornaments, Go.
They are all artistic designs, being re.
productions OF some of the frest siatu-
AIRY. They are cast in S!lIcate compo
siticn, being colored entirely through
the material. The prices are very little
higher than the common plaster casts.
An exhih,tion OF the works can he seen
10 day In their show windows on Fourth
street
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
At the Opera Hot Sc,

Mr.. 8. N. Wo'd, the well kn0wa
comedian, who is now ptrforming at
the National Theatre, Philadelphia, to
crowded houses, will commence sn en-
Qagement Of one week AZ the Opera
House next Monday night, with natl
nees on Wedn esday and Saturday after.
moons. The opening play will be The
Boy Scout ct the Sierras," a startling
drama of border life, in which Mr.
Wood sustains the part OK the hero.
4'Lightnlng Lew" The Admission will
be but 10 ami 20 cents, or 30 cents for o
choice reEerved seal.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Sergeant Taylor and u posse Of police
officers made u descent yeste rday after
noon on the buns who ipfest the coast,
and arrested els 1T a. the foot of Ship
ley street, who were dispofed Of as fol-
lows o. this mornings session OF the
city court: James Butcher, James
Smith, John Hicks and George Mccoy
we're con- United to New Castle jail for
10 days each; James Kennedy for
days, and John Reed aud Thomas ker
rissn were discharged. Peter D0yl lie,
who is sick, will De sent to the ALTA
house.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
KENNARO&CO,
RARE BARGAINS

A line of Ladies'
Made Hose
in unbleached and
cOlOrs at 10 cents
per pair; imported
to be sold at % CENTS
and no less. NOw.|
if you want the
goods, come quick;
bargains of this kind
do not lastlong, and
they cannot be du-
plicated.
Baven fast black
hose for ladies; the
only black that will
not rub off or wash
out. Fine quality
81 cents per pair.
Ladies LinenCol.
lars in large variety:
10 cents each up.
Ruching in many
varieties.
| KID GLOVES, 81
cents. Elegant line
Susdcs, Sl.35 ant
$50. Fine gloves
of all kinds.
Lisle, % cents
Silk Tafeta, q
cents.
New Null Tie
just received; fin
goods; Is to 3
;. cents. Fancy sill
4 Surah ties, % cents
Some cheap wasl
E buttons, 5 cents pc:
d dozen. Ivory dres
and coat from II
:. cents to 80 centspe
i dozen. Lots OF Iii
tie things.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
The Washington Market.

There was a splendid attendance Of
farmers this morning at the new Wash-
ington Mail et, about sixty being pes
cot, who, with the butchers and huck-
sters, made over one hundred. a large
business was done, and both buyers and
sell ers eeemed well satisfied. Many OF
the stalls were decorated with ho@e
sud pot plants in honor OF Easter
There Ia every nd lcation that the enter
prise will prove a success.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Pickles stove

store has been moved next door, where
they have large assortment of good
cooking stoves, which they are selling
NJ low prices. leo lot of housefur
nisS ing goods and Oil cloths, which they
are SO lug at cost price to C $50 them
ont. Cali and see as at the Old stand,
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

rOTHi ROH-tiII.BFRr.- - On Thursday
eyeniov. February "a, 1857, by the Kew J
Wesle, sullivan at his res,deLce. NO. Ios
snyder avenue, fhiladsipSia. "a, Mr.
Henry X. Totheroh and Mrs. Matilda
Gilbert, botn oil Philadelphia.
MISREPRESENTATION At the residence
Of the BRIDES parents In Rranoy vine
Hundred. ON THURSDAY evening, April
1851 BY tho Kew Thomas b. Hunter Of
Uhai les,o sn, Md. Thomas r. Webster and
h. Ella BARLOW, all OF New Castle County,
Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Do you suffer with chilblains?-I
certify TO the prompt relief obtained
from the use OF Salvation Oil for chill.
biains, and do not heeitatc to recon-.
mend it as the hess cur. ever tried.
FL. HOOD, 7i9 w. PRATT St,
Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Married n CoIored Girl.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j April B.
The resid ents OF ibis county, In the vi
entity CT Rocky Hlli, are excited over
the marriage OF q Young farmer, Cor
nelius Van Tilbere, the son OF IA well
% 60 man Of Rocky Hill, to Lizzie
Simmons, Coy old coiored Rl.l
Tha c0upla ran awoy TO q minister near
Princeton and eot him TO marry Them
The residepts Of Rocky Hill have talked
OF tarIinR and feAtbcIing Van Tilberg
bit have decided now TO let the couple
Alone
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

LCOh YOUNG as long az you CAP,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or a2eir z
ct he skin by using LEAURELLE
OIL Elegant for clearing complexion,
rough skin, chspped face or hands.
Keeps the hands AMI face sof; and
Bmooth. Preserves a youthful, plump
c1rdiiion Of The features. Only sub
stance existing that will prevent OF
arrest tendency 10 wrinkles. An ele CANT
dressing and preservative tonic Tor the
hair. No OF! or grease. Ask Tor Leau
relie Oh. 81 90 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Tho Court In Chnneery transacea
considerable business yesterday, ann
appoiH Ted Thomas Ford trustee OF the
estate OF James B)otbe, the luustic, whe
escaped last Tuesday. The court au-
iourned at 5 O'Clock until next July.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Your Dishes. Glassware. window.

made clear as crystal with "Eough on
DIT" Suds or soap should not te used.
Ii you would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
OF sosp, use "Roueh on Dirt" lO:. and
26c packages. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

MADRID, April $ - The police are dis
covering secret stores Of fire arms and ex
piosives in this city. Several arrests have
been made.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
An Approaci,tng Marriage

Cards are cut for the marriage OF
Mr.. Alfred Lse Cumlnins aid Miss
Elva Culbreth Csrrow, both OF Smyrna,
Ds!. The ceremony will be performed
on the evening Of Tuesday, April 10, in
the Nj. e. Church OF that town.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
At the Academy of AInain

The startling melodrans ~ oder the
GAsiight"wi | oe presented at the Acad
envy Tor thu last time this evening, and
next week Tho Silver Kina" viii hold
the boards.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Ladies' who wish veig fne lakes,
Tread or pies for Batter Ahuni2 osil at
she store Of MIRO. Weyi. NJ. : Faet Sec.
oad ttreet. For variety aud Gr:t l,aucp
Ter stock is not sorpassad.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Rochester Book Iiesr.

j T. DonahCe, aRsut for Bartholo.
mays Rochester beer, has paced their
celehrated hock beer ca tap TO day
among his customers.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
rho weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair ant
warmer. Monday partially cloudy
and sliphtly colder.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Glow divine O thing woman may
be n ade," when her cold is cured by
Or. Buil's Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Rahway's Assassin

still unknown; Mr.. Blaine i'll; fuilest
sporting, dramatic and base ball news
in the Kew York and Philadelphia Sun
day papers. Supplied by
FIRST ~ DAVIS, 313 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
IIsInwnre Shnu.

Powell will have on hia stall in Third
street mark ct, a lot CT prime Delaware
shad tais afternoon and evening. Al
who wish somsthing fire should give
him call.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Ar Statuarv. popular pIictu. Phil
lips Il kSne, Esst Fourth ST.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

LONDON, April s.-Thc Berlin cores
pondent OF the Daily News says that IA
secret treaty has been concluded between
Sweden and Germany against Russia.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Crystalline, the safesJ al d rest burn
ing oil ever offered to tho public;
Wholesale by tie rttiners. Ct tier Oh
o., limited, 1l2 stipiey street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

"Wbat fine chisel could ever Jet cu'
breath" and yet hard vex ug u1h
is cut all 10 bits with one bjttle of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, the favorite.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Ingrains, 25c, 35c, 4oc,
Soc, 75c.
Corticene and Linoleums
Window shades with
Knapp's or Hartshorn roll
'ers, SOC.
Smyrna Rugs, all sizes.
| China Mattings, IL cents
| VIM. B. SHARP & co,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
Fifth ED|IlI

An aged lady i,om . /
on on. . a visit to friends sl !, .,,.'r1S
a esot which has sisos ~, Nv, ~
h ,aay 2 helpless ciipDl.s ,,.,'s
per- pc, NE. A bay vipSs, =
p Er.ro over s, the Sidewalk On
sr persons have bad ' c.as
Miss Alice c. Fie,,.s
on the Indians, on a'' ssss'.u
next, in one Of Of 40 Se.'tg
churche. to be bs,,, ~ n
aud on Tuesday a ss,.asa. :
d i,.,s her at the '', r,,'ss
hHle'' 1000 King ,lrs., ', "a
., Toe woman who tool I.
calico c'Ile. from rom a couple d s,s
street, near Fifth, . is, ~ n.
Who was said 70 N. "
Hundred, does DO, NJ, y y
| -
road. W MI
The foot brids. ,,,.. Al
wine above the Old S,,,.l
completed, but 1, /. M Z.
Moods and driftwOod. ~
tearing down tie Old ~.
commenced immsdi,sl'a
l. Spring is nov here. M
In need of q new c,,,,.s
batter than call 90 John
Examine his stock sud mi.
lwill find This the ch,s, u, !,
city; also repairing ures..
Ito.
|, Prot. Crabb, p,nn,,, |,
last few days " cisariu !.
paratory TO the aprius ~
provements have b., :.
plscs now Looks NOR. M,
lace" than ever befor. 4.
mo. 7O6 King street. II"
/ Instead OF waitiu, nj.
i Rev. II. d. Liudssy M.
,, on their annual vsas
land will spend a mo.au
South Carolina.
Il The Sunday schaf,s
d e church will hav.,e
LOT services TO morrow
main audience roosS
livery tastefully decons
The lady visitor, d
. ICharities will hold 4 b
1.-THE Unitarian chuct d
noon next at 3 O'cltetu
Il The Republican v1ai
hundred will NEE, sya
70 designate their caaat
missioner TO succeed h I
III. Finn.
The Union coiar 4
held this (Saiut,y) q
house OF MIR. Kirk I'D
street. led BY E. ". Qlty
Il Chief Justice CInwh
Iquest Of Industry Mkl
deliver a lecture on jdiI
1.-THE Opera Houis 90 Xrl
A young lady, reitlpil
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09
. Easter Opening.

John B. Forman will open his new
shoe house, No. 10 East Fourth stree,
bet ween Market and King, this after.
noon. He has large ana carefully Sc
lected stock of the latest styles Ct spring
and summer foot wear. His GOODS are
all new ana fresh. Persons in need Of
ans thing in his lire will find it TO their
advautt &c 10 call and zee him. Hi'
goods are reliable and prices the lowest
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Mr.. George r. Townsend. real estate
agent, IL out again after short iiiness'
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

The popular English cure Hammond,
Pain Eradicstor. For sa,e by Taylor &
Fullerton, SOP King streat.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Easter will be observe by Lfgs. 224
Kiug street, this event 1g. by hne
1uuch. Everybody welcome
Daily Republican., 1887-04-09

Senator Cooper and Hon J Il. RI bin
.son OF Media, will speak III Went Ches-
ter ON Mem 1rial Day.